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Do corns have different shaped heads?

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RaidenTheAlmighty

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When you compare them to the close relatives like the other rat snakes. As they get older, it looks like the rat snakes tend to have longer, more box shaped heads, with the front of the head being very flat and square. Whereas corns seem to have more rounded heads with eyes that appear further towards the nostrils. Do you think this is the case, or am I just imagining it?
 
Corn noses have various shapes due to limited population captive breeding and intergrading with wild caught, so many of our pet corns may actually be hybrids in fact. If you care to speculate their heritage and species reclassification you can research this.
 
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